Silver lining amid perceived gloom and doom


IT does seem like it’s all gloom and doom. The latest comments along these lines relate to China’s latest paltry growth figures, where in its first quarter it registered its slowest growth rate in six years.

Add to that the prospect of a US interest rate hike, expected to take place later this year, and the prognosis for emerging markets don’t look great.

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